Overall School Result : Corville N.S. RoscreaPoints Table 1). Corville N.S., Roscrea 51 2). Kilruane N.S. 32 3). Birdhill 31 4). Nenagh C.B.S. 31 5). Templederry 24 6). St. Cualan, B'oleigh 20 7). Carrig N.S. 20 8). Lorrah N.S 19 9). Newport 18 10). St. Joseph's Templemore 16 11). Lismacken N.S. 10 12). Boher N.S. 10 12). St. Mary's, Nenagh 10 14). Ballinahinch N.S. 5 15). Puckane 0 16). Gortagarry 0 4th Class Individual Competitions 4th. CLASS BOYS 4tH. CLASS GIRLS: 60M SPRINT 60M SPRINT Boys 1). Ronan Ryan , Templederry 1). Emma Kennedy, Lorrha 2). Sean Hayes, Boher N.S. 2). Elena Ryan, Kilruane 3).Michael Kennedy, Carrig N.S. 3). Emer Keogh, Birdhill 500M MIDDLE DISTANCE 1). Eamon Walsh, Newport 1:38.0 1). Jennifer O'Leary, Kilruane 1:40.5 2). Michael Ryan, Nenagh CBS 1:39.5 2). Eimear Hennerty, Templemore 1:45.0 3). Sean Wrynn, Newport 1:42.9 3). Ava Young, Lorrha 1:54.1 LONG JUMP 1). Michael Ryan, Nenagh CBS 3.24m 1). Emma Kennedy, Lorrha 3.53m 2). Daniel Connolly, Nenagh CBS 3.18m 2). Jennifer O'Leary, Kilruane 3.37m 3). Bobby Gilmartin, Templederry 3.14m 3). Paige Keogh, Boher 3.32m TURBO JAVELIN 1). Michael Hennelly, Kilruane 14.80m 1). Sinead Towey, Templemore 10.30m 2). Conor Hodgins, Carrig 12.90m 2). Caroline Johnston, Templemore 7.80m 3). Calvin Delaney, Corville, Roscrea 12.00m 3). Abbie Moloney, Roscrea 7.40m RELAYS: 4th CLASS MIXED 1). St. Joseph's, Templederry 1). Kilruane N.S 1). Borrisoleigh 2). Nenagh CBS 2). St. Mary's, Nenagh 3). Carrig N.S. 3). St. Joseph's, Templemore 4th Class Competition Photos 5th Class Individual Competitions5th CLASS BOYS: 5th. CLASS GIRLS: 60M SPRINT 1). Patrick Maloney, Roscrea 1). Kate Finucane, Birdhill 2). Conor Kennedy, Lorrha 2). Cloe Griffin, Carrig 3). Mathew Sage, Templederry. 3). Cara McSherry, Carrig 600M MIDDLE DISTANCE: 1). Ben Walsh, Nenagh CBS 1:49.6 1). Ceola Bergin, Roscrea 2:04.4 2). Darragh O'Leary, Kilruane 1:51.9 2). Jane Boland, Carrig 2:12.9 3). James Moloney, Newport 1:56.0 3). Aoife Mellerick, Birdhill 2:13.4 LONG JUMP: 1). Patrick Maloney, Roscrea 3.84m 1). Niamh O'Brien, Roscrea 3.49m 2). Mathew Sage, Templederry 3.53m 2). Mia Marnell, Templemore 3.10m 3). Ben Walsh, Nenagh CBS 3.51m 3). Kayleigh Fletcher, Roscrea 3.08m SHOT PUTT: 1). Ryan Gratton, Nenagh CBS 7.22m 1). Ceola Bergin, Roscrea 9.37m 2). Julian Cecan, Nenagh CBS 6.42m 2). Samantha Howard, St.Mary's 7.84m 3). Daniel Dotsenko, Nenagh CBS 6.38m 3). Lidia Kubicka, St. Mary's, Nenagh 6.42m RELAYS: 5th. CLASS MIXED 1). Newport 1). Roscrea 1). Lorrha 2). Roscrea 2). St. Mary's, Nenagh 2). Borrisoleigh 3). Carrig 3). Birdhill 5th Class Competition Photos 6th Class Individual Competitions6th. CLASS BOYS: 6th. CLASS GIRLS: 6th Class Competition Photos
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Munsters Junior / U23 & Juvenile Events and Borrisoleigh Mile EventAs summer finally arrived this week the athletes at the Munster Junior / U23 & Juvenile combined events basked in 20 deg of sunshine in Templemore on Saturday. We didn’t have big numbers competing as some did the varsities a week earlier and the younger athletes have the first Schools comp on Wednesday. So it was quality rather than quantity and we had a number of stars on the day.
In the Juvenile combined competition Alex Reynolds had a comprehensive win in the U 15 pentathlon. Jumping 1.52 in the high jump and running 2.28 in the 800m shows his versatility in this event. His team mate Ben Connolly had a good competition to claim the silver medal in the same competition. The Irish international Joe McEvoy had a superb High Jump competition to finally get over 2m for the first time in the U18 event. This should give him the confidence to go even higher later in the year. Another International and winner of Ireland’s fittest family Ciara Cummins followed up her fine bronze medal performance in the Irish University’s last week with a gold medal performance in the U23 800m in 2m.18s. Also we had Aaron Quigley win his first munster title in the U23 5000m in a championship best time of 16.37. Great to see this hard working athlete getting his Just awards. Last but not least was Brian Naughton who got his outdoor season off to a good start with a bronze medal in the Junior hammer with a throw of 41m. With the schools just a matter of weeks away the season is already showing great promise. A group of Athletes attended the Borrisoleigh track attack road mile . With Tom 1st Aaron 3rd , Seamus 4th, Cian 1st U18, Tom 2nd U18 , Ailbhe 1st U18 & Sarah 2nd U18 out of over 700 taking part they can be well pleased with themselves. Nenagh Olympic AwardsNenagh Olympic held it's annual Club awards last night, in recognition of achievements and performances by Nenagh athletes in various athletic events during 2017. This is always a lovely event with the younger athletes able to look on and be inspired to pick up one of these awards in the future. Award winners on the night were: Best track performance: Robert Bennett Best field performance: Joshua Delaney Best Cross Country performance: Cian Hodgins and Ben Walshe were jointwinners. Most improved athlete for 2017: James Sage Best Team performance: Senior men's 4 × 100m relay team of Robert Bennett, Dan Finnerty, Liam Finn, Michael Quilligan, Paul White and Oisin Fitzpatrick. Athlete of the year: Sean Carolan Well done to all of these athletes and their coaches. Their dedication to training and hard work has been recognised by the club and they have brought great pride to the club and their families as a result. Pictured: Ben Walshe, Joshua Delaney, Sean Carolan, Cian Hodgins, James Sage, Oisin Fitzpatrick. Irish University ChampionshipsThis weekend saw the start of the outdoor season with the Irish University championships being held in the The Mary Peters track in Belfast. We had six athletes taking part and Aoife Delargy got us off to a great start when finishing a very close second in the 800m in 2.19. Aoife continues to deliver at this level and we look forward to the rest of her season with great anticipation.
Paul White UL went into these championships a little unsure of his form after a recent injury but acquitted himself well with a fine 3rd place finish in the 400m in 48.4s. This will get him back on track and he can look forward with confidence to the rest of the season. He also helped UL to the silver medals in the 4x400 relay. These championships saw a welcome return to form at this level for Ciara Cummins , DCU , when finishing 3rd in the 3000m steeplechase. Great to see her back on the podium. One of our National senior 4x100 relay winning team Oisín Fitzpatrick ran a brilliant third leg for Carlow IT and they came home with the silver medals. Tom Hennessey running outdoors for the first time in 18 months had a busy weekend when finishing 5th in the 800m and then helped UL to second place in the 4x400m on a team which included his club mate Paul White. He will be a little disappointed with his 800m result but I’m sure he can put this behind him very quickly and look forward to the rest of the outdoor season. Margaret Mary Grace reached the final of the 400m representing Waterford IT and finished 7th in 62.2s. Well done Margaret Mary. A lot of these athletes will be out again next weekend when the junior and U23 championships are being held in Templemore. Weekly Notes Ending Fri 13/04/2018Saturday saw the last day of the All Ireland juvenile championships in Athlone with relay and field event finals. We had a dismal display in the relays in witch our U13 boys were our only relay finalists. Indeed the team of Ben Walshe, Ronan Cunneen, Matthew Sage and Sam Cusack put up a very fine display to finish fifth in their final. Our field eventers came to the rescue on the day with first Jodie McGrath finishing second in the U15 girls pole vault and soon after Seán Carolan also finishing second in the U18 shot putt. This is Jodie’s first individual All Ireland medal so well done Jodie and hopefully the first of many. Seán had a magnificent Pb of 14.47 in the U18 boys shot putt to complete a Tipp 1-2 with Jack Ryan of Moycarkey. So after a good indoor campaign over the four weekends it’s on to the outdoor campaign with the county post primary schools and Munster junior & U23 both in Templemore later this month. The National Throws took place in Templemore last Sunday .Nenagh were the Top club on the day coming away with 6 medsls . Brian Naughton Gold 5kg Hammer 44.14m. Sean Carolan Gold 1.5kg discus 45.22m( PB) & 4th in Javelin 700g 51.58(PB). Josh Delaney Gold 1kg Discus 35.50. Alex Reynolds Silver 1kg Discus 30.61m & Bronze Javelin 600g 34.77(PB). Ben Connolly Bronze 1kg Discus 24.98m & 4th in Javelin 600g 33.38m Well done to the 5 lads .Great achievement for themselves and our club. Nenagh Olympic Athletic Club Awards this Thursday 12th April, categories and nominations below. |
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